and the hope is when i can see one of the most fiery, evangelicals in the country, james robinson joinwith a catholic theologian, i know there is he' hope. and there might be hope for democrats and republicans to get together. i hope the people will get the book and read it. >> and we hope you'll go to indivisible book.com and look at the schedule and we'd love to meet the people who are actually praying with us, i think in harmony with the heart of god to see our nation get back on course. it's not too late. >> thanks, it's great to have you here and we look forward to it. [applause] >> next weekend, while hollywood celebrity are awarded with the oscars, movie theaters across america are going to be playing a movie honoring real life action heroes, talking about the movie "act of valor" a new film starring active duty navy seals. the film's directors join me next. ugh, my sinus congestion, and it's your fault. instead of blaming me, try advil congestion relief. often the real problem is swelling, not mucus. advil congestion relief reduces swelling due to nasal inflammation. so i can b

second quarter, james robinson feeds b jechlt anya and a 6'9" junior and he stacks up seven. two seconds to go and lyles, from half-court, banks it in. they defeat gonzaga, 76-47. the stags have won five in aid row. >>>? alexandria, the capitals had their poker face on. the washington capital hoisting casino night and auction. fans had a chance to hang out with the entire team with all proceeds going to charity. up next, a road game against the rangers on sunday and you can see that right here on news4 at 12:30. >> they need give your loved ones what they really want! this valentine's day, the new color of love is... white! exclusively at verizon, get the white droid razr by motorola! thin. fast. smart. strong. more color. same droid razr. on america's fastest, most reliable 4g network. now that's value anyone can appreciate! get the droid razr by motorola in three new colors for $199.99. only at verizon. white is the color of amor! okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of

big man senior james robinson opened down under for two and then peacock to stanford and holding on to 55-54 beating them for the third time this season and taking the title. >> the capitols place nicholas baxter on the long term injured reserve freeing up cap space ahead of the trade deadline which got some tongues wagging but 3:00 came and went and well caps fans, you've got the same team you've had all season. the capitols didn't make a single move. in fact it was a rather slow day across the league, just 16 transactions in total. according to gm george mcvee, there just weren't any in ticing offers out there. >> we weren't interested moving anyone out of here and we didn't and we would have added something to the team if we thought it would make us better but transpired today, really there wasn't anything there that would have been a thing for our club. >> and finally tonight the nfl combines still going on where college athletes have a chance to up their draft stock, well this is how we wanted to see it happen. >> oh, no. >> right off the start line. he just tripped on his own fee

james robinson, one of the wi winningest players just off the mark. paul x wins 65-64. it was decided by a combined six point this is season. patrick holloway, the mike is yours. >> people said we couldn't win and couldn't beat them three in times in a row. i proved it to them, and we did. we knew we could do it. people said if we lost this game, the whole season going undefeated didn't mean nothing. we didn't want it to go to waste. we had twoin this game, and we did. >> congratulations to paul x and patrick holloway going to george mason university. they're getting a good one. >>> caps general manager surprised more than a few people at the trade deadline and didn't trade anyone. mcphee said there wasn't a deal to be had so he decided to stand pat. if the capitals make the playoffs they have to do it with the guys in-house right now. there were three veterans who could have been traded including mike nuble. he never requested a trade but he's frustrated with his lack of playing time. >> i think every player likes that opportunity to play. that being said, you know, it

final seconds james robinson gets a shot to win it. it is up but no go. 55-54. >> their undefeated. remember the season. it is special. >> patter call away feeling good, the hero of the game. for the first time the women's basketball team has won the conference championship. they're headed to their n.c.a.a. tournament appearance. think they are not fired up? the win gave the cardinals 822- win season, a school record. they head to the dance with a whole lot of confidence. >> the tops anything i have ever experienced. this is a big deal. it is great to accomplish it. it is great for our program. i'm hoping it turns into a momentum booster for years to come. >> they are looking for the first banner hanging from the rafters. how great would that be? >> great. >> people are split about whether or not a casino should go in a national harbour. >> lottery officials say the new casino would be bad for their business. >> with a casino at the harbor, five minutes from the d.c. line , will the lottery business be heard? lottery officials say yes. >> all the money will move out of d.c. to maryl

tell people i once work as a director of communications doing radio and television stuff for james robinsonhen i was a young man. >> everyone should appreciate how well we trained you. >> yeah, look where i am. one of these days i'll get it right. this book you have written, in fact i did the forward on it and made a quote, and i said this peak could be a game-changer for america. i've rarely read anything that i've sat back and said, wow, these guys get t let me start, you are not exactly what i call the likely pair. evangelical, founder of a christian organization, and a catholic theologian. what in common do you two have. >> we have common concerns and we felt like they were so grave and required such serious attention, prayer full, of course, but serious attention that we needed to be able to find the common ground to address the common concerns that we have. >> what are some of the common concerns that we need to all think about, whether we are christian or not. >> all you mentioned, but everyone is concerned about the economy but in the last week all the so-called social issues. the c

final seconds, james robinson. 55-54. the celebration continues. have a great day everybody. >> 5:24 this morning. 43 degrees in alexandria. the news continues at 5:30. >> in the next 30 minutes, a community in mourning the victims of a deadly shooting inside the cafeteria in a cleveland suburb. >> doing major work in a major intersection. jummy olabanji live a dupont circle with details and which roads to avoid coming up in a live report. >> bright sunshine today, but active weather getting ready to move into town. all >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> this is not something chardon wanted to be known for and it has to stop today. >> a community in ohio struggling to deal with a tragedy. a teenager opened fire inside a school, killing one student and wounding others before he was arrested. >> and a look ahead to the gop primaries in michigan and arizona. mitt romney under lots of pressure on to win his home state of michigan. good morning, washington. it's tuesday, perry 28. i am cynne simpson. -- february 28. >

in 2000 when considering the run for president, george w bush told evangelist james robinson i feel likets me to run for president. then early last year before declaring her candidacy former g.o.p. candidate michelle bachmann also said she had that calling and tugging on her heart. she had also been called by god to run for congress in 2006. this is not to doubt the con conviction of these candidates or sincere beliefs but it seems with the santorum decline god moves in mysterious ways. lee, good to have you tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> rick santorum in 2008 said that satan is setting his sights on america. now his wife is saying that god has called on the family to make this run. are the santorums setting up the narrative that satan is after us, and god has called in rick santorum to fight back? >> i think he's getting his strategy from maybe a stephen king novel like crossed with charlie and the chocolate factory. this is the man who believes that satan is talking to him in his head. he's hearing voices. if i told people that the tooth fairy was telling me how to run the countr

the area's top two ranked high school teams, last night big man senior james robinson with the layup.t. paul holds on to win beating dematha for the third time this season taking the title. that's going to do it for your morning sports. have a great day. >>> today's primary contest could be a turning point in the republican presidential race that story coming up. >>> plus, new figures reveal just how much we'll have to pay to repair aging water and sewer lines. 5:24. here's monika. >>> incident free moving well on 395 from seminary road all the way to the 14th street bridge into downtown in both the main and hov lanes this morning. coming up in my next report, a closer look at virginia roads at 5:29. you're watching 9news now. stay with us. >>> good morning. welcome back to 9news now. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. thanks a lot for joining us. 5:28. navigating the new facebook timeline thing. it's really neat but daunting at first. >> i haven't started yet. >> neither have i. >> i'm going to wait till the very last second. >> march 3 it's going to happen for you anyway. >>> he

joining me now, james robinson and j.w.oring faith, family and freedom before it's too late." good morning to you, gentlemen. we have a catholic and evangelical that came together. what's your main message of the book? >> it's really in the title. the indivisiblity of things like faith, family and freedom and the economy. we have the social issues, abortion, religious liberty and marriage on the forefront of the debate the last several weeks and this doesn't surprise us because we think you can't finally separate the economic and the social. >> james, why not? why can't you just talk about the economy? why can't you just talk about social issues separate? >> as george gilder says in an endorsment, it settles the issue that you can't. what happens in our families affects what happens economically. sadly, many people who love their families and who want to do the right things, be responsible, and teach their children responsibility, they don't understand the importance of the economics that we've literally turned over to a fe

>> the jackson 5, james brown, gladys knight and the pips. aretha franklin and smokey robinson.e? >> he integrated the culture and gave people of all races to see a positive black image. >> born in chicago in 1936, don cornelius started working as an insurance salesman before enrolling in broadcasting school in the 1960s. after a brief stint as a radio journalist, he pursued his true passion and in 1970 started a tv show featuring r&b acts with $400 of his own money. >> he was inspired by but wouldn't copy the long running american bandstand. >> if american bandstand goes right, we're going to go left. if dick clark goes up, we're going to go down. >> don was an innovator and he created something with soul train that had never before been there. he really created something is wonderful. >> i'm don cornelius -- >> he hosted the show for 23 years. helping transport black music and style from inner city to mainstream america. the journey was by train. >> bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> he was a pioneer. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on soul tr

. >> reporter: the jackson 5, james brown, gladys knight and the pips, aretha franklin and smokey robinsonpop culture? >> he integrated the culture and gave people of all races to see a positive black image. >> reporter: bourne in chicago in 1936, don cornelius started working as an insurance salesman before enrolling in broadcasting school in the 1960s. after a brief stint as a raid quo journalist, he pursued his true passion and, in 1970, started a t.v. show featuring r&b acts with $400 of his own money. ♪ people all over the world... >> reporter: he was inspired by but wouldn't copy the long-running "american bandstand." >> if "american bandstand" goes right, we're going to go left. if dick clark goes up, we're going to go down. ♪ all i'm asking is for a little respect... ♪ >> reporter: don was an innovator and he created something with soul train that had never before been there. he really created something wonderful. >> i'm don cornelius! >> reporter: cornelius hosted the show for 23 years, helping transport black music and style from inner city to mainstream america. the journey was

james brown, aretha franklin, gladys knight, stevie wonder, smokey robinson, elton john, david bowie,sic, for black entertainment, but really across the country and people of all races who loved that show. >> loved that show. >> it was a cultural launching pad. you can't tell me you haven't been to at least one party or one wedding where they've busted out a "soul train" line. don, you did a lot of good for a lot of people. rest in peace, my friend. whatever led you to what you did, that's between you and wherever you are right now. what you did here on earth, we thank you. >> mm-hmm. >>> well, gwyneth paltrow, she's got legs. that's for sure. in the recent edition of "harper's bazaar" she's showing off her little -- her gams. and she also reveals a little bit about her marriage to coldplay front man chris martin. of course lots of rumors, years past, that they've been on the rocks. but she says he's very communicative. she doesn't -- they don't plan on getting divorced anytime soon. she's like, i do think you fall in and out of love and you just keep going and every time you go throu

smokey robinson's miracles" and james brown famous plane and buddy holly's crickets among the backupe rest of this year's class on april 14th. are your headlines. >> congratulations let's dial in in colorado springs. michelle malkin. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> hey, the white house not backing down on this contraceptives mandate they say that catholic institutions like lopts and universities are going to have to provide birth control. it sounds like the president sided with some female advisors and went against joe biden who said mr. president, that would be viewed as a government intrusion on religious institutions. snow biden was right on this one! >> yeah, he was, unfortunately. there was president obama siding not only with the tramplers of religious rights but mostly, of course, with planned parenthood and the demagogues who have been pushing for this for the duration of his tenure. and as i've talked about before, this was not the opening salvo in this war on religious freedom. and planned parenthood, the american civil liberties union had been gearing up on

showcased the talents of barry white, the jackson five, james brown, gladys knight and the pittsburgh penguins, aretha franklin and smoky robinsonng others. all held together by cornelius's powerful presence and its unforgettable voice. >> i'm don cornelius. as always we wish you love, peace. >> reporter: he retired from soul train in 1993 and suffered from bad health and legal troubles in recent years. don cornelius was 75. coming up, father and daughter. cary grant's home movies. and then the favorite son. come for a smoke? yeah. no. you quit? i'm trying nicoderm cq. [ male announcer ] nicoderm cq, the patch with 24-hour smart control technology, lets you celebrate a little win every time you say no to a cigarette. nicoderm cq. quit one day at a time. [ gargling ] oo-ay-ow. savings. savings. savings? progressive was the first to offer online quoting. you can do better. first to show comparison rates. ding! the "name your price" tool. oh! gosh, don't mind if i do. who was the first to offer pet injury coverage? we were. and when did you know you wanted to sell insurance? i said i wouldn't cry. um... whee! it's flo time. now, th

james brown. gladys knight and the pips. aretha franklin and smokey robinsonaby ♪ >> he was my friend and i'm going to miss him. >> what does he mean to pop culture? >> he integrated the culture and gave people of all races to see a positive black image. >> born in chicago in 18936, don cornelius started as an insurance salesman before enrolling in broadcasting school in the 1960s. in 1970 with $400 of his own money, he started a little tv show featuring r&b acts. soon teens across the country were tuning in for the latest hit and coolest moves. >> don was an innovator and he created something with "soul train." it had never before been there. he created something wonderful. >> and left us with this wish. >> we wish you love, peace and soul. >> for "cbs this morning," bill whitaker in los angeles. >>> tony cornelius, worked alongside his dad on "soul train" and many other shows and now is joining us from los angeles this morning. tony, hello and welcome. >> good morning, gayle. >> i want to say first that i'm so sorry that you lost your dad yesterday. i don't

the jackson 5 -- stevie wonder, james brown, gladys knight and the pips, aretha franklin and smokekey robinson and i'm going to miss him. >> reporter: what does he mean to pop culture? >> he integrated the culture and gave people of all races to see a positive black image. >> reporter: born in chicago in 1936 don cornelius was an insurance salesman before enrolling in school in the 1960s. then he started a little tv show featuring r&b acts. soon teens across the country were tuning in for the latest hit and coolest moves. >> don was and innovative and created something with "soul train" that had never been there. he really created something wonderful. >> reporter: and left us with this wish -- >> i wish you love, peace and soul. for cbs this morning, bill whitaker in los angeles. >> tony cornelius worked along his dad on "soul train" and is joining us from los angeles. tony, hello and welcome. >> good morning, gayle. >> i just want to say first, that i'm so sorry you lost your dad yesterday. i don't even know words to express our condolences to you. and i know this is a very painful day, so we

quotes from smoky robinson, from debra lee of bet, everyone is talking about the enormous impact and when you thing that he did this on his own started with $400 this is a great story of james on the show and saying hey, man who is backing you on this, it is just me james. no, who is backing you it takes three times for the god father of soul to realize this man created owned produced this show ran it for 20 some yearsold it and it became an iconic hallmark of american culture. >> now they sell the dvds of selected episodes of the show, and i mean more keep coming out and i bought them, it really is, a time capsule, of that day, particularly in the 70s, when the show really came on and it really was something, that you couldn't see any where else it was even though it is a dance show, with musicians but it really was revolutionary at the time and particularly when you thing about the early 70s when it began to move into a national syndication this was something brand new to the tv audience. >> it was thing about what else was on that showed black people you had the first bill cosby show before the famous cosby show which was almost 20 years later so there were very few plac